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Crime Watch … Police department had a busy, busy week

Update: Hamtramck Police Chief Anne Moise issued this update on the vandalism of a pride flag that had been on display at the Piast Institute office on Jos. Campau: “I…

Hamtramck becomes second city to officially recognize Eid holidays

Hamtramck becomes second city to officially recognize Eid holidays

  By Charles Sercombe Recently, Hamtramck’s city council added two more holidays for city employees. Last April, the all-Muslim council designated two Eid holidays for city employees to have as…

Driver gets 7 years in bar owner’s death

Driver gets 7 years in bar owner’s death

By Charles Sercombe About two years ago, the former owner of Kelly’s Bar on Holbrook was out riding his motorcycle in Eastpointe with his wife when the driver of a…

City Council candidates talk about why voters should support them

City Council candidates talk about why voters should support them

By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck has just one local public office election this year. And the first phase of the election season is just a couple of months away. City Councilmembers…

Pride flag vandalism leads to another round of debate

Pride flag vandalism leads to another round of debate

  By Charles Sercombe The display of a pride flag has once again stirred controversy in Hamtramck. This time, it’s about the vandalism of a pride flag that was displaced…

City’s population takes a dip

By Charles Sercombe Recently, several media outlets reported that Hamtramck has one of the fastest-increasing population in the state. That was certainly true after the 2020 Census count was released,…

Crime Watch … A Detroit man is charged with carjacking and attempted robbery

By Charles Sercombe During the past year, there have been several carjackings in town – mostly happening on Conant, but also on Caniff. Hamtramck detectives have been pursuing these cases,…

Veterans Park is slated to see even more improvements

Veterans Park is slated to see even more improvements

    By Charles Sercombe Improvements continue to happen at the city’s largest park. On the heels of the state issuing the Governor’s Award for Historic Preservation to the Friends…

All is not well in city hall

All is not well in city hall

By Charles Sercombe Hamtramck’s city hall has become a toxic workplace, according to insiders. But the issue of who’s to blame has fingers pointing in a couple of different directions.…

State recognizes HPS students for their biliteracy skills

State recognizes HPS students for their biliteracy skills

By Alan Madlane The kids are all right – and then some. Hamtramck Public Schools (HPS) recently announced that 37 students from the Class of 2023 had earned a Michigan…